New Year Festivities and Local Visits Across Sioux City Area
Local residents and visitors mark Christmas and New Year in 1917 1918 era accounts. I. Knudson and Waterbury relatives visit Sioux City. Imogene Dobbs to Webster City. dances hosted by Culligan’s orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse celebrate tenth wedding anniversary with family, gifts, and a fine meal. Numerous relatives travel from Sioux City LeMars and nearby towns for holidays. travels include J. Wade, Chas. Cooke, E. Leonard, Beulah Lewis, and many others visiting kin and friends.
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Akron Opera House
Society Orchestra
Bronx City
T. J. Kerr
North Platte
Nebr
J. R. Kerr
Sioux City
Wm. H. Whitehouse
Mrs. Whitehouse
W. J. Brunner
J.C. Wade
Chas. G. Cooke
Dierksen
LeMars
George Bonney
Chas. Fursee
Glee Scott
Ravinia
Belcher
Walter Scott
Br. B. Taylor
Westfield
Eliza Lovell
Sioux
Alvin Manning
Camp Funston
Kansas
Herman Henrichs
Singer Sewing Machine
J. Fleming
Annie
Freda Caskey
Sion City
J. L. Caskey
A. C. Jenkins
Z. D
Manila
Anna
Oda Jenkins
W. A
Z. D. Jenkins
Herman Bohlen
Sylvan
Donald Waterbury
George Blum
Hartington
Ray Wescott
Highmore
A. L
Warren Husted and
S. Butehelder
Rene Authier
Jefferson
Herbert Pepin
Salix
Towa
Ed. Lamoureux
Gee
C. P. Vargason
Lionel Eustace
Wayne Vargason
Henry Willey
Gayville
Chas. Ross
Miller
Joe Neary
Hawarden
Beulah Lewis
Mrs. M. Swift
Bert
Cherokee
Harry Manga
Wich
Kerman
California
R. J
Chas. Vanderbeek
Mr. Switt
W. J., Page
G. L. Lyons
Paul Wendt
Wynot
R. Br.pollock
L. FP. Root
Galt
Earl Ross
Musselshell, Mont
Eva Kerr
York
F, PF. Kerr
Henry Ejehacker
Manchester
Iowa
Pepl
Weatherwax
Oskaloosa
J. T. Stecker
M. Guernsey
Chicago
R. A. Broadbent
A. L. Yeaton
Angie Waterbury
Waterloo
L. Sprenger
L. F. Taylor
S. J. Illiett
Denison
W. A. Elliott
New Year Greeting Emphasizes Cash System Success
A business outlines a year of progress highlighting cash sales, lower costs, and reduced waste. It argues that a cash system allows more merchandise to be sold with less staff, benefiting the community by lower prices and fewer bad accounts. It urges customers to compare and test the approach.
Winter Clearance Sale Prices Cut on Wool Silk and Cotton
Winter clearance items go on sale as prices rise for wool silk and cotton. Bargains include coats at 3.95 and any garment in the lot for 20 cents if size available. Meant to attract buyers amid fluctuating prices on seasonable goods and bedding.
Cloaks Offered In Plush And Wool Cloth Lot
One lot of this season’s cloaks offered in plush and wool cloth at clearance prices. Cloaks feature warm fabrics and simple lining suitable for daily wear.
Children’s coats cut to less than manufacturer’s prices
New season coats offered at reduced prices with every item described as fresh stock and available below standard manufacturer pricing. The notice markets a broad selection and urges quick purchase to take advantage of the discount.
FURS Sale Slashes Prices on Leftover Christmas Stock
We have a few furs left from our Christmas selling now offered at greatly reduced prices.
Groceries Advertises Low Prices and Compliance
A local grocery ad asserts customers save by buying groceries here, claiming compliance with U S Food Administration rulings, selling in reasonable quantities and at the lowest possible prices.
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U. S. Food Administration
Holiday visits and War Savings appeal in Akron
Misses Ruby Dorothy and Olive Hanser visit Sioux City relatives while W H Keane and John Vander Ploeg see kin there. A War Savings drive urges $48,000,000 in stamps as local citizens travel and host. Subscriptions rise. notices warn of price and renewal changes for 1918.
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Ruby
Dorothy
Olive Hanser
Sioux City
W. H. Keane
Chas
John Vander Ploeg
First National Bank
Sioux Center
Iowa
Grace Wisnow
Haiti
Helen Edgar
Mrs. Edgar
Sloan
Henry Grant
Scepter
Sask
Canada
Albert
Faith
S. D
Akron
Liberty Loan Campaigns Expanded After Washington Conference
A Washington meeting broke down rural shortfalls in Liberty Loan subscriptions and planned broader campaigns. Secretary McAdoo and Treasury leaders along with Federal Reserve officials outlined future drives utilizing all agencies in rural areas and cities. Women’s groups to boost activity and school education campaigns to run year round were stressed. About one hundred delegates from every Fed Reserve district and most states attended.
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Washington
Mc¢Adoo
Treasury
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve District
Old Iron Wanted at Blacksmith Shop
Advertises payment of the highest market prices for old iron from now until January 1, 1918. Encourages bringing iron to the toy blacksmith shop for cash, signed by Robt. Schmidt.
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Register-Tribune
Ray A, Smith
Pub
Toy
Robt
Schmidt
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Mrs. I. Knudson
S. A. Waterbury
Imogene Dobbs
Webster City
The
Sam
Culligan
Opera House
Jesse Mann
McNeely
Fred Waterbury
Wm. Pendleton
E. R. Leonard
Rock Valley, Ia
Kavanaugh
Sioux Falls
Dr. Stinton
Plymouth
Union County
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Hal, Vanderbeek
M. Eberle
Famiy
Mervill
J. J. Simeon
Sioux City Sunday Journal
Fanice Bates
Sergeant Bluffs
A. L. Gilmore
Bronsun
Bronson
James Gilmore
ST. Knudson
Des Moines
John
U. S&s Service
Camp Dodge
Camp Post Office
Int
Adams
Raymond Smith
Mrt
Mra
J. A. Dailey
Elk Point
Delko Bloom
Rock Valley
K. J. Bunting
Blair
Hiner Thorsen
Wintersteen’s
J. I. Waterbury
A. A. Wilson
Geo. Wells
Chatsworth
J. F. Marel
G. P. Lake
O. C. Moore
Christus
Liberty Loan Activities